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As far as drilling or enlarging a hole like this, find someone with a metal turning lathe. It is a simple procedure. 
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Great! So glad I chose red now..............................
Wouldn't that be more accurate with a white body/red top cap, and that logo done in red?
Guys a reo pin cam be used but requires modding the fat daddy 510. Mr. Mundy did it.
One last adjustment to the 3.1 shell, should be to me this week, if all goes well, should be ready
You can just get the black parts and seal them. Its just a slight difference in appearance. Dyed nylon that is clear coated vs black paint that is the coating. One big difference is that cerakote is much tougher than any acrylic or urethane. It also doesnt really add thickness.
Downside is that it expensive! 4oz is $35 and is not as easy as a just spraying on a couple of coats of acrylic on your pre-colored parts.
I see a bit of difference is surface texture....which looks cool, but then again, Bap might just be a really good photographer.
Downside is that it expensive! 4oz is $35 and is not as easy as a just spraying on a couple of coats of acrylic on your pre-colored parts.
I see a bit of difference is surface texture....which looks cool, but then again, Bap might just be a really good photographer.
gdeal answered most of this, but here is my reasoning.
White is cheaper. The dyed black is still porous as well as easily prone to scratching and etc. From my experience it isn't always done to what I would consider a satisfactory quality, it can be uneven/blotchy/etc.
Cerakote has proven to be extremely durable, very thin, and sprays nice.
I use oven cure, mainly because its their staple product and is offered in the most colors, it also makes for a quick process. Paint and then 2 hours in the oven and its ready to go.
I have also used Duracoat which is a epoxy paint. It's a little bit thicker but works.
what kind of temp does the cerakote need to cure? I always thought that printed plastics have a fairly low melting point
I'm going to start working on my own 3D printed ecig mod design...
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Finally had time to assemble V3.1 internals.
Much improved stability of connections and simplified assembly.
Hats off to gdeal for the quick redesign based on the Beta groups feedback!
Much improved stability of connections and simplified assembly.
Hats off to gdeal for the quick redesign based on the Beta groups feedback!
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